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While Synapse’s organizational tools (folders, tables, etc.) are used for uploading and managing data, it also offers tools for curating and viewing your own data, as well as other data already stored in Synapse. These tools include views, datasets, and versioning.

You can use a view to:

  • Search and query many files, tables, projects, and submissions at once

  • View and edit file or table annotations in bulk

  • Group or link files, tables, projects, or submissions together by their annotations

You can use a dataset to:

  • Collect and distribute a set of files generated from the same study or project

  • Create a single item to represent a group of files that exist across disparate projects or folders

Learn all about views and datasets here.

Versioning is a way to save new copies of your work each time you make a change. Learn all about versioning here.

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